Summary

In this chapter, we created a simple Tuxedo server and client. We also created the Tuxedo configuration file for our application. It is a tedious task even if we do only the necessary and most important parts. After that, we started and tested our first application, and finally, we inspected the running application using both Unix standard tools and Tuxedo administration tools.

Real-world Tuxedo applications are more complex than this, but now you know how to start and stop them and where to look in terms of what services, servers, and configurations make them tick.

Before we start writing more code, we will learn some implementation and configuration aspects of Tuxedo in the next chapter using the application we created in this chapter.